Set within the last available building plot in the area’s olive groves, the residence, designed by Balzar Architects, forms a transition between the urban fabric and the rural landscape, establishing a deep affinity with the land that embraces it. Occupying a single storey, Los Olivos embodies the fundamental principles of Mediterranean architecture: light, shade, ventilation, spatial continuity and close contact with nature. This approach is reflected in three interior courtyards that open up to the sky and the olive trees, providing natural light and creating spaces for privacy and contemplation. These elements are complemented by a generous veranda that shields the house from direct sunlight and enhances contact with the landscape. Water is a living element that runs through the house, reflecting light, extending the spaces and integrating the building with its surroundings.